Extremists blast railway track in Jharkhand
The activists of the People’s Liberation Front of India have blow up a railway attack near Pokla station
in Gumla of Jharkhand during the day-long bandh called by the outfit in Jharkhand, Bihar, Orissa & Chhattisgarh to protest police action against naxalites.
The activists of the banned extremist outfit used explosives to blow up the track around 3 a.m. on Friday. Five rear wagons were derailed as the activists triggered the blast when the goods train was moving slowly. The train services between Ranchi & Rourkela were disrupted following the damage to the tracks. The PLFI is observing the bandh in the four states to protest against “corruption, increasing price rise and action against naxalites”.
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